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Chill

The life I have is a quiet one

Full of footsteps down hallways and bottlecapped streets

Waking up to a glaring winter sun

Rooftop sentiments spelled out on college-ruled sheets

 

Some days, I am content with solitude

Others wreck me with frenzy and fear

Some days, I am plagued by fanciful moods

Others console me with deadbeat cheer

 

Waiting for walls with memories scrawled

Saying good night to the sun

It's not what I imagined when my name was called

But the life I have is a quiet one

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Written by
taylor-martin
American
Published
Nov 22, 2013
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What's life like for you?

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